About the book
The collection credited to Yusuke Shouno gathers 300 recent posters from around the world and presents the printed poster as thriving despite vast changes in how information is distributed. The selection reaches past commercial advertising into current design practice, treating the poster as possibly the most experimental kind of graphic work being made. Young studios featured include HORT of Berlin and Atlas Studio of Zurich. The volume is heavily illustrated and also contains a complete index of the designers, each with a short biography given in both Japanese and English.
Ella Zheng, partner and art director at The Workbench, said it showcases free-form, abstract poster design and shows how information can become pictograms, patterns and expressive type.
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Ella Zheng (Partner & Art Director/The Workbench)
Posters are mostly used to present information. This book showcases experimental poster design. The works are very free form, very abstract and shows how information can be presented in a very unique manner. This book will show how graphic design can translate information in a very fun and expressive manner - Information can be translated into pictograms and patterns; Texts can be expressive and unique. Loosen up and let your senses take charge.
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